7. .v ..? J I l f v "ri LV THE I4ANOASTBR DAILY DJPTELLIGKyCEB, SATURDAY, JULY 3. 1880. . 7? 99 ,JiM llHTELLIGEJtCER rawr sat im tot txab ) A MK, firm netAAtw A tb., nrrr IMVn. WLtVDTCABllMllA- 'in AW. Atuonnne rtAcaa. iamtlb itmii. oemnstoa ailewid te WJTHM OOMBOnOH. ti K APT WMO RATBBi '.'4 ' mi.t lln.l ain.l Sln.l 4tn. tin. WjSSlwSrxiiZZ " 7Slf57SOOS7B I SmbSt...- m ik se M 0(' iw (UKlWtlSi...... 1W 1M IN M 680 8M M0mii.. 110 410 BOO 7 60 910 IfflBwaMr 1 290 4B0 IH 8 50 10 N) IH WMki,.,. 4 50 7 SO 10 60 1.150 IBM &fiM wceki.. sie bee loeo ism) 1700 aeM ?tSSltfc..,.. M 7W 1100 160U WOO MOO f two Menth... tee 1000 )7eu moo 2700 moo rM Menth.. 800 llOM wie ieu Meu moo MX Menth.... f 18 00 00 moo 4oe moo lOiwYmr oe gee 45 00 moo 000 oeou .1-fc ;'(MATA,1.00rORSlIIOSrrB. CXOBS 0 T, fea M.Btt.AHDAOOrTlniBBTO rBBSOWS OBTTIHO CT The Weekly Intelligencer Every Wednesday Morning. ' L 4MWW)iniBTICBOHClTBDFn01BTBTlTI'ABTOTnB :!-V'i., am in mmnr. ALL AXORTMOt'S LKTTKR8 ifefJt' WUX SB OOHIOD TO TUB WA8TB BABBIT. W Aterttt att lAtltrt and Telegrams te 'Ml S it mi THB INTBLIilQEKOER, f latoMgeneer Building, M Lancaster, Pa. Jfc l)t amastct3tetcUtgcncer. .--u &K LANCABTKB. JULY J. IS. A Baltic Abbey. One hundred and twenty years age there came a short pause in the battle of Unst- tm. and while the Normans faced the Kf-Knglish, worn almost te exhaustion by the ts fnry of the conflict, for It was Heavy work mz tw MM' ISE earrvincr the rapid blows of the dreaded English battle axes, the word was passed along the triple ranks from man te man, " Duke William has fallen," and the hearts of the warriors sank as the thought took from them the hope of victory. Then William of Normandy removed his helmet, that bis men might knew him, and rode down the long front of Ids battle line. His presence revived the dying courage of his men-at-arms and archers, and, as he passed along between the heavy volleys of English arrows and Nerman cheers, the battle was renewed nun me uuiiiucu uiiucu iiKuiiis.i,i;ug- lish, and se fought te itsflfcSeT" Se, atGettystorfthemener the North wey Btlaijljtfwera beyond endurance by Tfiree days of heavy fighting, when Pickett made one of the greatest charges in his tory ; but before the shock came there rode along our line of battle a man en whom his soldiers looked with respect and honor, and though the citizen soldiers of a republic pinned their hopes te the life of no man, yet they had deep confidence in General Hancock's ability and bravery, and when this soldierly figure was seen riding calmly through the storm of war that they were facing, the embodiment of the genius of battle, fearless, calm, energetic, their spirits rose te the inspiring sight and the balance turned against the Seuth. On the field of Hastings bad four eligible men under the law from whom te select one, he chose a Democrat if he could find a fit one. He did this because, all ether things being equal, he preferred a Democratic empleye teallepubllcan; and because he found his oillce filled with He publicans who had been appoints! net upon civil service examinations at nil, nor from any list of ellgibles, but simply be cause they were Republicans. Mr. Veazey did exactly right, even from a true civil service reform point of view; and Mr. Lyman evidently is cranky. . SoMKitew or olher the Mermen Ihsue was overlooked at llarrlsburg en Wednesday. m s m Mn. Edmunds' plan for the reformation or the civil service well Illustrates the unprac tical character of the man; for although It gives the appointing power for miner offices te the president alone, It provides that no official may be discharged aave by a suit at law In a United States court. Hew ever, worked the courts would baattlmes,aml hew trammeled the public business while the appointing power was watting for Judicial permission te employ the necessary labor, Is manifest, Why should men who work for the government be mere carefully protected than men who work for private citizens? A business man would net be required te retain In his employ a man who was net In sympathy with his methods of business no matter hew efficient or honest he might he, and, If the government Is te be administered 011 business principles, the iewcr of removal must be un trammeled. Aftkii a long debate the etymologists have at last settled the all Important ques tion of the origin of the word cat-gut This would appear plain enough te any ordinary man, but the people who juggle In words appear te take pleasure In finding compli cated pedigrees ler them. A sensible ety mologist, Proresser Walter Ske.it, Huds it necessary te prove that cat-gut always meant the intestines of anight warbler, by quoting these lines of Marsien : 'The intuitions hover with nimble sticks en squeaking crowds (cords?) Tickling the dried gnu of a mewing cat." Hew solacing the thought that the cat upon the fence, of discordant melodies the master, contains the umterlal for the music of the violin ! IT WILL NOT COME OFF. tiik auitATrmnr iiktwebx john r. BVI.Llr.tX AX J CHAllLKH 311TV1IKLZ. Manager Sherdy (live up (he l'.ffert te Itrlng the Men Together llerause the Law It AEftlnst lllin SketctiM et the Tun Foremett Pugillits ( the World. The Snllivan-Mltchell light In New Yerk will net take place. It was formally declared elf Friday night. Manager Sheedy, for Sul livan; President lay, or the pole ground, where the meeting was te take plnce, and one or two ether sporting meu lslted lvllvi stnnnrlntPiiiient Murray and In au hour's vigorous interview tailed te iiersitade hlmthat the match could be allewed te co en without a lleonse being obtained from the mayor. The pugilists1 lawyer, Peter Mitchell, was next visited and he threw ,rreniil water en the tiiihtini; men by de claring that he would net rik his profes sional renutitlen by making any application ter an Injunction te restrain the police from doing what was clearly their duty under the law. After spending the rest et the day In a vain effort te discover seme way of dodging the law and the mayor, Hheedy at last gave In and declared the match et). lie claims te be out ever $1,000 for printing, advertising and olher expenses. Sheedy announces that the light between Sullivan aud Hearld will certainly take place and that arrangement for It nre new being completed. The place will be within twenty mlles or N"ew Yerk, preb.ibly In New Jersey. The date will be during the third week in July. Sporting men nre Inclined generally te bellove that a tight between Sul livan and Mitchell was really Intended and the interference by the pelice was wholly unexpected by thomanagersef theallalr. trustees was received. It shows the council te be In a geed condition with an Increase since last winter. There was JMI paid out ler benefits during the last quarter ; the total membership Is 1.10 and the value et the council up te date is Ji"&9,Pi Till! WI'.KIIS TKXCIIIMI. J list a little green weed In an viae bara nook, llrtltlitentug a hidden yUcn Where, seme day, Ged 111 leek. Just nhemaly duty Watting te be done t Net the high tasks 1 fatn would dot UutUed has set this cmr My weed would be a brier nve If It only could I Metier thaslinnlest duty ilenc. Than barren dreams or geed. Alice iniiuinu JJrolArrleii. JfSW AD VXRTJSKMKSTll. emkn "STunmNa iiKNKwr.n Strength, or Buttering from lntliudtlv peculiar te their sex, should try BROWN'S IRON BITTERS! MKW AD VKHTIAKM KXT, T AST W13KK WK TOl.n YOU AUOUT OUH L AIIOE LINE OF rmsictANS ANH DIM tit.lSTS JlKMl 11' UKCOM JOH.V L. SVLl.tr AX. Hl'KVIAL MUT1VK9. A Finn lilt When the ytrnprlcters of Iturrteek flood Mi ters lut this renowned medicine en the market inev nu 11 enciiv. 1 rtey nil uyiH'i,i, nun nun gesilen.nnd Itveritnd kidney complaints 11 hard blew, from which they w tit necr recover. Fer f.ile by It 11. Cecbinn, druggist, 1ST aud 1J9 North Queen street, l.ttticaater. A Ooeit Thing. "1 sometimes wish I could take held of the sale of Themas' Kelrctric Oit for 1 tell j en It is a grand thing, and I am conscientious In imj trig 1 could de a geed wert." ltev E. '. Crane, t'erryi Va. Kclectrle Oil cured this gentleman of uulnsy nf many years standing Fer sale ny 11 11. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 1J3 North queen street, Lancaster. Ksery l'rrsun te lie a Heat huceess In this lite must haven specistity; that It must concentrate the utilities of body and mind en some ene pursuit. JJurdec lUoeit Hitters h.i 0 their speciality 11s acomplete and radical rum et uyH'psia. anu liver ami Biuimyiiufuui' Ker Sale by 11 II Cochran, druggist, 13T and 1J7 North yuecn street, j.ancasier. Tntth Cruhel te 1-Urth Is bound te rise. Crew ddeivn and smother the truth as you may concerning Tttemnt' Eclectric Oil yet the facts wilt rte up that It Is ene of the besi remetttes ter acne, sprains, anu pains insr Has ever yet eeen invenieu rer snteuyit AS THE BESTTONIC. This medicine combines Iren with pure ego ege tnlile tonics, and 1 Invaluable for llcaePeeu. II r te Women, and nil who lend scdentar) lives. It hnrlches and I'urlltes the lllrssl, stimulates the Appetite, Strcngtlieus the Muscles and .Nervei-ln f.ict, thoroughly Invigorates, Clears the complexion, and maked the skin smooth. . .. ... 11 .!,... net tilarken the teeth, e-iuse headache. or pirluce consttpiitten eK ether Iren tnettt Mrs. KtitABETii lUtsn.Tt Varwell Ave., Milwau kee, M IS , s, UlUKTUtmi 01 i'-v. .H i-v. , " I have used ltrew n's Iren Hitters, and It has been mere than 11 doctor te me having cured me et the weakness ladles have tn life. Alse cured meet Liver Complaint, nudnew my complexion Is clear nnd geed. Has also beenbeuetlcUl te my children." SIks. Louisa C. ltatones. Fast l.ock;ert, N. Y sajs " 1 have suffered untold mler fmm he male Complaints, and could obtain relief from nothing except Mrewn's Iren Hitters. The genuine has Trmle Mark and crossed led lines en wrapper. Take no ether Made only by llttOW.N UUKMICAL CO., ltaltluien-, Md. (7) luaril-ijdAw' Trunks and Traveling Bags. This Week we Will Gire Yeu n Lllile " lint Clint." VACATION 1A8 nre coming, and j oil will all want something light, cool nndbreey te enjoy yetirsc.tr In. Fer the wikhIs, gunning, ilshlng, etc., we haionlce I.lght-WelghtSeltand8traw lints ntery low prices. Fer thouierofashlouablnSumiuerresoitwohavo the ' WII.COX "Jl.lOllT WKItlllTlIOSTON ItKAUTIKS. .lust the thing fur lomfert, duiablltty nnd style. Only place In Ijincnster where they can he bought. Alse, the largest assortment tn the city In Chlldieu'r, Heys and Men'sBTIlAW AND I.I0I1T DEUUYS at Surpilslngly Lew I'rlces Children's Dress Straw Hats from 'Mc.teMt 10)' Dress Mrnw from lie. te (1 1 Men's Light Fur Derby from 1.5e te V r,Alwayseu hand a full line et every deslrablu atyle lu the market. W. D. STAUFFER & CO., Niw. 31 mul 33 North Oiuhmi Street, luiCHsttr, Pa. H1 HMTSU'S KUUN1TUUK DKl'OT. Have the Kepubllcan sUtesmun of Penn sylvania no opinion ou the silver coinage and the redemption of the trade dollar ? Qr- couldn't Uncle Jehn Cessna roll -upnis political pants higher ? IN Mjrb-Afispeech one et his strongest Points uas no weight, because It treats of aside Tssue, the land bill, while the people have be fore them the simple question wbetherer no the peeple of Ireland shall govern them selves. His statement that the Irish Parlia mentary party had dollars in their iecket8 subscribed by the enemies of England In the United States reflects but little credit oil him ; for the Irish sympathizers here are no mere enemies of England than the English Liberal lrlends of home rule, Mr. Bright would net dare te refer te the latter In such terms. Itispltinutesee a man with a reputation for high character steeping te such narrow minded oratory. SWfW""' '" :ivv:. 13; and 139 North 11. Queen Cochran, druggist. strvei. uincesiur. What we Want. Ctve Homeopath niipellcts, Allepath his pills: but ter rheumatism, for aches for p.ilns and sprHlns, 'Themas1 JSelectrle oil" Is lnctrabl superior te either It hs benefited as in-iny pt'eple as it his had purchasers. Alt druggists sell It ter sale by 11 U. Cochran, drngzlsjL IT.r and li North Queen stri-et, Lancaster. rthQueeastr 'ntleTli Mention. "iUA-e tiscil Burdock Jtloetl Bitters with great Lrctlen and constleatlou of C 1.. Kttsten. lla-nllten, Out, Fer sale - riNEUAI. SPUING WATER. BLACK BARREN Mineral Spring "Water Is strongly lmptrgnated with the sulphates of magnesia and soda, silica and chloride. These elements are nn.urnlly combined w lth the w ater, and are net precipitated by enllnary cuuiw. They maintain the purity of the w ater for years and It mner gets stagnant or tl.it- lts medical properties are strung and nctlve. It manifests Itself rlrst as a diuretic, correcting the kidneys, expelling the uric ncld promptly. decomposing csicuius sugary anu lerign uu jxslts and removing them from the system. It Invigorates the stomach, tones the general health or the body The water Is cheap, reliable, pleassnt, erTectual. McdU.it testimony and reference glen 1. !. U11ODUAN, Malinger. Ne. y iCsut-iiium tntt, (tvar of Court tleue.) - ilLAUK HAUICEN HPKl.SO HOUSK UOW" epcu. ter terms, etc , address MISSCUIJMTIK IIO Mil Kit OK It, l'leiis mt lireve, Lancaster County, Fa. Juneltl-Suid the r-benelit for Indigestion and censtlpatl Ih)se1s." C 1.. Kasten. llanllten. Lint, by II It. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 153 North ijucen sireei, i.ancaier. jiELiaiuvs. SEUVU'ES WILL RE held in the following churches en Mindav, Te Keep Coel and Comfortable During the Het Months, It la uoeossnry te find seme Ooel Rotrertt. Te be Gomfertnblo In that rotreat Yeu Need ft Geed Ensy Rocker, Settee ler Chair, And you can Ond the Largest ABBOrtment at HEINIT8H' FURNITURE DEPOT, NOS. 37&20 SOUTH QUEEN ST., LANOASTBK, PA. H AC.EU A imOTIIKIU BOUNTY CONVENTION. The old man who was of mature years when Gettysburg's battle was fought ; the yenng man who has taint remembrance of the rear of the guns, and the youth who knows of it only by the historian's tale, can alike read with benefit the story of these fateful days as retold in the graphic and ele- nuent oration et our townsman. K. 1? tan was Battle I esq., en the battle-Held yesterday. Mr. ADbey BUilt, a UODle monument Xt .Ser- I Martin uas siuguiariy une powers as an mnn nrt. nn.l nrrna Tf WAi, en,i Cn,,n, I orator and histeriau for such occasions, and should Inln In the l.-idlnr en the field of hiseirert at this time was quite worthy of his Gettysburjrvfra memorial cathedral te the jBaKfufinen 'who died there for principles tfiat each believed right, might it net help the work of bridging the bloody chasm, and perhaps become in time the Ayest minster Abbey of America 'i Turning Its Guns en Morrison. The New Yerk Herald, which te the great glee of some of the people who would distract the Democracy, recently read Mr. Bandall out of the Democratic party, new is giving some attention te Mr. Morrison. It points out that Mr. Morrison joined with the Ilepuhlicans te amend the rules of the Heuse at the opening of the session ; that he broke from the administration aud Sec retary Manning en the stiver coinage ques tion; that he delayed introducing his tariff bill until tee late te debate or consider it ; and that the abused Itandall tariff bill is a kind of combination of Hewitt find Carlisle measures. Tiiese points seem te be well taken, and yet the Herald will hardly succeed better in readingetit Mr. Morrison than in its venture te rid the party of Mr. Itandall. " Beth wings will flap together." hi- iff. yw reputation. The extracts we print are de scriptive of the battle itself and el the part taken in it by the regiment whose survivors new set up a monument te mark the place el their achievements and te commemorate their comrades. The oration is very much better Fourth of July reading than the aver age speech of the day we celebr.ite ; for it is never te be forgotten that the decisive battle or the war, the great struggle of modern military warfare was fought ou the Bell of this our state el Pennsylvania. The Champien ruglllst and Hew He Itose te Ills Present Pinnacle. Jehn L. Sullivan, the champion pugilist of the world, has in the last seven years met ever sixty men and, with the exception of Tug" Wilsen, has defeated them nil. Jehn was a Bosten boy, and attended the school of Father Ilaskins, but was never a very stu dious boy. lie made his first appearance as a pugilist against "iJan" Dwyer, at Concert hall, Bosteu, and en April lytn, isse, me; "Jee" Gess whom he defeated. This brought him at once Inte prominence and he made a tour of the large Eastern cities. After this be made a tour of the West, which was one continuous triumph. His manager, Billy Madden, offered flOO te any one who could stand up te him for four rounds. Ne ene could be found equal te the job. Tne way In which Sullivan " puuaueu up " rauuy Ityan opened the eyes of the starting world. " Jem " Mace, who heard of Sullivan's prowess, brought ever the Maori, Slade, te meet him, but the barbarian had no show at all. Next the " Prussian, " William SheritI", was brought from England and beaten, as was alwj plucky " Charlie " Mitchell. The match with Ryan was the crewninjr jielnt in Sullivan's career. The " Trojan Terrer," as Kyan was called, was beaten In nine rounds. Tr I eal.l Hint ".turn" Smith, the heavv j&- W Ct ?$:, .JHfc- V A Memorable Menth. June, with its exceptionally cool weather, was a notable mouth in mere senses than one. Its first week witnessed the White Heuse wedding, and a general era of kindly feeling for the president and I1J3 bride, which even the sharp edge of his veto hatchet put at work later in the month en fraudulent pensions could net dissipate. The same month witnessed the elevation of Aichblshep Gibbens, of Baltimore, te the cardinalate, and the failure of the Mor rison bill ; and David Davis, within June's brief limits, passed ever te the silent ma jority. Among our kinsmen beyond the sea, flowery June brought with it seme preg nant events. The English Parliament was dissolved after the failure of the Irish home rule bill en second reading, and this led en te one of the greatest crises in Eng lish history in the struggle for political su premacy new going en between Mr. Glad stone's friends and fees. In France the expulsion of the Prench princes by the De Freycinet ministry, has fauned the dy ing embers of inenarchism, and none can tell what will be the outcome. Bavaria's mad king threw his life away in June and the foundations of several petty German principalities were severely shaken there by, June has been a momentous month in domestic and foreign concerns, and many of its events are destined te play an impor tant part in the meulding of the future Unintentional Praise. Old Mr. Hear, et Massachusetts, has been making a speech in the Senate te prove that he and his colleagues have been uuusuaiiy gracious te Mr. Cleveland : and be quoted from the executive records of the Senate te show that the Senate had re jected a leas number et Mr. Cleveland's nominations than et Grant's, Hayes' Gar field's and Arthur's. Without any such intention, Hear pays high compliment te the president when be shows se conclusively that the fault finders of the Senate could find no valid objections te mere of the presidential nom. twtieas than this small fraction. Tub man Lesley who with Wilsen rob bed the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal company of ever $600,000, spent as high as S30,000 a year en a notorious woman. He is new being vigorously huuted for by the po lice and perhaps realizes hew it Is te be Only a man adrift for life. And all for a woman's taku. Till: supreme court of the United States has decided that the act or Congress provid ing for the punishment or crimes committed by one Indian against another is constitution al. The court concedes the power of the gov ernment ever the Indians en the ground that the Indians are the wardsef the nation, dependent ou the general government for their support, owing no allegiance te states and receiving no protection from them. The pew er of the United States government isused for the protection of its citizens, and Justice Miller ends with the forcible assertion : " It must exist In that government because it has uever existed anywhere else." Why did net this bright ideastrike us long age, aud a frank and vigorous policy of con quest and stern rule replace our mlserable plan of dealing with tribes of savages as for eign powers aud solemnly swearing treaties with them that we knew could net be kept T Then bad many a bloody frontier war beeu saved and our national honor remained un tarnished by the stories of Osceola, the Soinl Seinl Soinl nelo, or Chiet Jeseph, the Nez-Perce. Miss Clkvel vnd says she will threw her undivided energies into the editing of V.tfer ary Life, the Chicago publication of which she Is te be chief. There Is no doubt about the fact that she will make things hum. weight pugilist or England, ever te meet Sullivan. is te be brought CUAXLES 311TV11KLT.. TjEUGIOrS A-i held in the following In the memlnir at 10:30. In the eventnir at 7 IY Sunday school at l-4 a. in. When the hour is different it Is specially noted; Uiuck brniEBAji Cerner of North Queen and James street. Iter. C. Elvtn lleupt, pastor, bervices at 10:15 a. ui. and 6.00 p. in. bunday school at 9 a. in. Ukies ISsthil Elder C Price, pastor. Preaching at 10-JO a. in., and ; p. m. by the pastor. Sunday school at 9- 0 p. in. EVAjiOKiicAL First Church, (Ucnnan), North Water street, ltev. Isaac ltes pastor breach ing at 1U:3U a. m. and at T'U p. in. Sunday school at 9 a. m. st. Lckb's Itureiui Slarletta Avenue, Hev. Win. t Lichltter, pastor. Dlvlne scrvlce at 10-.:s.i m. nnd 7:15 p.m. Sunday school at 9 a. m. OLirirr IlArnsT CncRCH. V. M. C. A. lloems, Ilcv. M. i'ruyne. pastor. Kh3na.ni., Communion; at 7'W p.m., subject, patriotism. Sunday school at S:lSa. m. Christ Lutheran Cncucn West King street E. L. Keed, pastor. Usual services at lu-30 a. in. ana 6 n in suudttv school at 9 a. m. Skcesu Evasekhcal f English ), en Mulberry street, nbove Orange Preachlnar by the pastor, ltev. V. Smith, at 10 a. tn., and 7'4i p. in. bunday school at 9:13 p. in. bT. Paul's ItKrorereD. ltev. J. B. Shnmaker, I). D. pastor. bevlcesntllhSOa m. and 7.1 J p. iu. Sunday school at 9 a m. Kkv. 1. W. siilhaxkr. pastor et the Church of Uedtn Washington, will administer the erdl nance of Chrlstfan lUptlsm. In the Susquehanna river, tea numberef persons, immediately after the sabbath morning sermon In the evening the Washlnget the -alnt3 Feet and the Lord's Supper will ba observed. Itcv. W I1. Wlnblgler, of Vnlontesrn, Jluryland.wlll assist the pastor in the services of the day. The Women's Temperance Union wilt he.d their usual prayer meeting tc-morrew nfternoen at a quarter past 3 o'clock. In the almshouse. On Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, sharp, the Union will meet at Ne. 142 North Prince strtet. L'kitid llr-rTBttixiM Christ (C'evkm vst) West Oranire and Concord streets, flev. J. It. Funk, pastor. Preachlnifat KKMa. in. banday school at9:15 a. m PraUe meeting at 6.30 p in, Meraviah. J. Max Hark, pastor. 9 a. m., Sunday school ; lu a m , litany In memory of the martyrs and cerinen 7?i p. tn , evening service. Pbksbtteriah Preaching In the morning and evening by the pastor, ltev J Y Mitchell, D.D. In the evening a ! eurth of July service. Presbttkkiak Mbverial Ciicacn, Seuth (jueen street- services at the usual hour. Morning subject, "The Christian's Duty te his Church." Evening subject, "The christian's Dutv te his Ceuutry." arled pregramme, etc , in the eve ning. All are welcome. s. S. meets at 9 a. m. 8t. Jehn's KrreRMKD (deiman) church, cor ner Orange and Mulberry streets, ltev. Jehn Kuelllng, pastor, bervices at 10 a. in. and 7 13. p. in.. Missionary service, sundsy school at 9 a.m. St. Paul's M. E. CncRCH. Sunday school at 9 00 a m. Preaching by the pastor at 10:30a, in. and7l3 p. m.en "Oed in American History," and "The best Products of Americ." II iptlsm of probationers In the morning. Prayer meeting en Wednesday evening at 7 15. First ItKrOKUKD Church. ltev. J. M. Tltzel, I), I., pastor. Services te morrow at 10-30 a. in. and 7 13 p. in. Snnday school at 9 a in. First Al. E. CncRcn Hrje a. in Communion; G p. in preaching by the pastor. 9u. m Sunday school. Prayer meeting en W'cduesday evening atT'JO. West Mission M. E. chapel, corner Charlette and Lemen streets Preaching by ltev. V.Gray at hfcJU a. in. and 7:13 p.m. Sunday school at 1 p.m. prayer meeting en Thursday uenlngat St. Jehn's Lutueran. ltev. Sjlvanus Mall, patnr. Preaching In the morning at 10-W and in the eenlng at 0 o'clock by the pastor. Sunday school at 9 a. in. Uetw aid Mission at 3 p. m- All are Invited. Trinity Lutheran Services te-morrow &tle.30 and 7:13, conducted by the pastor bunday school at 8: L3 a. m. Ne vestry meetingen Mon day evening. Democratic County Convention. The Democratic County and District Conven tions of Lancaster county, will meet en the third rtoerof Kepler's Postefllco ilullding, tn the llty et Lancaster, en Wednesday July 28. The delegates from the city districts will meet nt 10 a in. and select three delegates te the state convention. The delegates from the id (Lewer) asserably district will meet at 10 a. tn. and elect three del egates te the state convention and nominate two member of assembly The delegates from the city and lower dlstrtcU will iheu meet In senatorial convention nnd elect a member of the state committee. the delegates from the 3d assemblvnnd Uth senatorial (t'pper) district will meet at 10-30 a. m and nominate one person for state senater, three members of assembly, elect four delegates te the state convention and a member of the state committee. After the adjournment of all the district con ventions the delegates will meet In Joint county convention and nominate candidates for Cen gress, district ntterney, prison Inspectors (.'), peer directors (J), and county surveyor. The primary meettmrs te elect threoertUe delegates from each district te said conventions will be held ou SATU1SUAV P. M .JULY 24, ut places Bnd between hours te be announced by handbill by the different committeemen. Frem each district a member of the county committee ler the ensuing year Is also te be chosen. Committeemen will notice that the laws governing primary elections lire In force and must be carried ent at these cloctleus. Conies of these laws, blanks for lundbltls, Ac, furnished upon application. W. U. HE.VSEL. Chairman Deni. Ce. Cem. Lancaster, June!), Ime. Iune30d.tw SPECIAL! SPECIAL! R EDUCTION IX MESS COTTONS -AT- WALL PAPERS AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. 5,000 PIoeob Blanks, 5, ti, 7 oenta per piece. All new goods of this eonaen's manufacture. Bronze Papers. 12 1-2, 16, 18 oents per ploce. WASHABLE MGLISH OAK PAPERS, (of our own Importation), suitable- for HuIIwhvb, Dining rooms, OHIoeb, Kltohena and Bath-rooms, or whorevor a eorvicenblo "Wall Decora tion la requlred. Damp Walls Buccessfully romedlod. DEOORATIVH WORK A SPECIALTY. Cir All or.lers will roeolvo prompt and careful attention. HAGER & BROTHER, Nes. 25-27 West King Street. M ETZGEK ,t HAUQIIMAN. Metzger & Haughman Have the Best 50 Oent MAHOMED SHIRT That has ever been sold for the money ; equal te many new Geld at 75 cents. Sizes, 12 te 17. The Kegllihman Who Was te Meet Pugilist Sullivan In New Yerk. ! ft ' Yetiej Did Bight. V'iCiTll Service Commissioner Lyman, who ,ld attack of Mugwutnplsni, cornea mm. imem beat, in bis assault urien the lata tortumUret Baltimore, Mr. Veazey, for hfc fUtafftl vkfctea of the civil service mm. It tmm taut that wbaa 'Veazev PERSONAL. Outon W. Folsom, a young Chicago hog weigher, claims te be "third or fourth cousin" of the president's wife. General James Adams IiK.vvitn is a lineal descendant of the Willlnm Adams who laid out Adamstown a century aud a quarter age. Jiiitirer. Wahhinoten Oladden cays in the .Forum : The labor or the nation is the life of the nation; la that a commodity te b IkiukIU In the cheapest market and sold in the dearest ? Kiddlehkhgicu wants the Senate appro priation committee te dismiss the tonserlal artist who splits the hair te cover bald places en senatorial heads aud waxes the dudlsh moustaches of senators. Llevij 1. Smith, the lameus librarian and tteasurer of the Philadelphia and Logan Legan Ian library and a bibliographer or urett renown, died Friday morning at bis home in ueruiamuwii, ageu sixiy-nve years. (Jen. James A. Ukavkh wrete a letter tea laigely attended Irish meeting lu Philadel phia, declaring his inability te speak at a plcnte ea July i!C, and expressing his onthn enthn Hlastn for the cause. A total of ?l,871.W)wus collected. Moses A. Dew's will gives te the Dew academy of 1 rancenia, X. II., f 130, 000 fur a permanent fund ; te the fund of the Win chester Heme for Aged Women, at Charles, ten, f 10,000 ; 350,000 in private bequests, and the balance of his estate he leaves iu trust ter his widow, MAYOR llenriFH. nf rtaltlmnri. In Hilrlrn.M. lug the graduates of the Eastern female high school of that city, said : "I believe that you may make the nearest approach te a happy llle by living accerdlug te these three rues; Have something te love, something te de, and something te believe." Tnr-ODCRE Hart, member of the legisla iHi?a le.i,i,er..0, thePUUten (lazctte, has bMnconvlctedenibeUntheLuieruecrimliial court Tbellbeloeinplaluedofwaspubllshed S"?J? J"??1 W.teth. effect that a Mrs. Patrick Hart, residing near PUUIen, en fSP!lnief.F,e MD,PP.mew of her married life had attempted auiclde. Mr. Hart win carry the case te the supreme court. A Thousand Dollars for Kach Irish Slemlier, When the second reading of thelrlsh home rule bill was defeated in the Heuse of Com Cem Com eons, it was premised that f 1,000 would lie sent as campaign expenses ler each Irish metnber voting for It. The following cable dispatch was sent from Detroit, Mich., en Friday : "Te Mr. Parnell : Flve thousand pounds mere transmitted your trustees. The League in America mere than geed te its engage mentH. Charles O'Reilly, Treasurer." This makes seventeen thousand pounds, or uighty-tlve thousand dollars, sent by Dr. O'Reilly within a week, or a thousand dol lars for each Irish member who voted with Parnell for the second reading. MKW AUrXHTJHKSteXTS. TO DEALERS IK FRUIT. The Maryland Kmlt Mrewcrs Kxehange, Wnrten Station, en th Iialtlmore A Dnlawaru ltallread, a feeder of the llelaware Kaliread, offers te Dealers ampin facilities for buylnB and shinning. This section Uas a large crop of peaches this yenr, nnd Is noted for Its superior fruit, Ker full Information, circulars, etc., ad dre.s the "ecrctary. Wit. 1". NOUIUS, JelMmWAS Lynch's, Kent Ce., ild. VAK UAhU Het Weather Clothing. Serges, Flannels, Pcersuckcrs, Al pacts and Variety of Qualities and for Kut Denegal Nana, Our fanners are busy harvesting gralu. The masons are laying the foundation the creamery at Mtssleys mill. Hamilton Iners Is se well pleased that he talks of wearing a stove-pipe hat. "It's a boy." Cel. James Dully recently sold te a New Yerk party 'J32 cases of '83 aud HI cases of '84 tobacco en private terms. Aaren D. Stmillorseld his '61 crop of to bacco last week te a Lancaster firm. A lew days age Uenjamln Nissiy met with au accident that might hsve proved very serious, While he was mewing grass with a mower, his mules frightoued at seme object and ran away. Alter runulug a consider able distance, the check-lines caught at the hub et one et the driving wheels, which checked their speed, wheu they were cap tured by one of the farm hands. Thres Notes from .Mount Jey. Mount Jey, Pa., July 3. Aurelia Coun ell, Ne. 102 O. U. A. IL, en Wednesday oven evon Ing elected the following officers; Coun cillor, U. O. Shelly j V. C, Harry K. Yeutz ; R. H., Jehn W. Reland j A. R. B., H. Green await jF. H. Jacob L. Ilruiiuer, inductor, Gee. M. Htaufferj examluer, Harry Keller: 1. P., Jehn Sillers jO. P., Jehn Halllwell, jr.; treasurer, Jehn C. Greitj Junier ex. council, ler. 1L E. Moeuey, trustee, 1-. W. Wengcr. The borough council has brought suit against J. R. Mlssemer, of the&fur ami Xews, ter the non payment nf his water rent. Missemer had a hearing helnre Squire Rlcker te-day between the hours or 1 anu lf o'clock, Newtown, a small village '.!) miles south of this place, has three txitegeuailanH. Thev rank as fellows; Mr. Herr Is ever 81 years et age, Jacob Muiuuia is SO and Mr. Kline is past 03. m m A flonrUbleg Jr. 0. 17, A. 91. Ceaucll. The efllcera of Empire Council, Ne. 120, Jr O. TJ. A. M., elected last Friday evening ,were Installed laat evening and the report of the ether Warm llay Cietblng Materials In Orcatest y of unatitics ana riiees. You'll find the practical sort of clothing here. The most highest care iityen te its reliability. It wears as goeu us ii. muss, 4.ueks ueiier man it costs, and coats less than anywhere else. "Wanamaker & Brown, OAK HALL, Southeast Cerner Sixth and Market, June21-tfdoed PUILADKLPH1A. "DATENT STRAP PANTALOONS. Tfcs Greatest IiTutien of the age. I'anlaloens made with the I'atent Strap fit easy, de net bag out at tbe knees, don't draw up when sitting down, and give better satisfaction than any ethers, l'lace your order with A. II. ltesensteln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the sole right for Lancaster for the Patent Deuble- strap 1'antuloens. 1 offer an unusually full stock of netiuy and Sprii J. B. MARTIN & OO'S. Every day brings te the store new and deslr.v blogeods, and the prices quoted below show that we are selling them lower than city prices. MMO&RAI BATISTES. The finest and most popular Ilatlste manufac tured, tn a targe assortment nf styles, reduced te lii cents , former price, is" cents. BATISTE DE'INDE. A large assortment of styles and colorings, re duced te lu cents per yard, lhey nre 32 Inches wide, have creani nnd white grounds, and the former price was 15 ceuts. American Sateens One mera case nnd the last for the season te sell for OJ-i cents ; ethers are selling them at S cents. Illack and Whltn Sateens a choice assortment for mourning wear. Klne American Matcens In a fnll line of styles and colorings, reduced te iyi cents n yard i former price, 15 cents. A case si inches wide, at lOcentsayaid, FRENCH HUNTED SATEENS. We hiive all season Bhewn nn extensive line, and new styles are constantly arriving, and will arrive until end of season. Tycoon Crinkled Seersuckers. The city stores are advertising at 'JO cents ; we have them at 17 cents, ail styles and colorings. ORIKKL,ED seersuckers, In full variety of stripes, at 10, 12K and 11 cenLr. S3 pieces of cieatn ground ute;- cents. J. B. MARTIN 4 GO., Cor. West King & Prince Sfcsu, (Oprloslte Btevcns Heuse.) LANGABTKIt, PA. METZGER & HAUGMAN, Ne. 43 West King Street, Between the Ooeper Heuse and Serrel Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Pa. " riLLER'S LIQUOR STORE. AS TO QUALITY We can gle you better value than any ether home In Iho trade. We carry the largest stock of OLD WHISKIES, OLD WHISKIES In Lancaster. Jtoney ref nnded for anything proving unsatisfactory. jy3iyiw MILLER'S LIQUOR STORE, 33ckntiikshuahk. R t'AUAHOLH AV. OSE BROS. & UARTMAN. $4.00 PIRIS0LS KEDUCEO TO of nebby goods for i'antaloens. Bulls, Vesting nnir u verceuui, auu am uuvuu Uni UllUIlliUU lU UIJ lue'it" nuu iiauuiig.iuiu will spurn no effort te retain the position 1 have atrens, and tlen 1 nave se leug held as First tine Merchant Tailor et North Queen BU Lancaster. Uesnectfully yours, A. if. uuiKAui'sifl.n QIIOE3I SHOES 1 New Red Frent Shee Stere, Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN ST., (Next Doer te Fostefflce) We have Just received one of the Hest Lines et Men's Bey's, Youths', Indies', Misses' and Children's SHOES That can be Ket for the money, thus complete inrouralreadvlantHsteck. We can euarantei the prices te be "ller'l'OM yiUUltba." We have strictly "ONK l'UICK," and t'uarantee entire satisfaction. If veu want tine or course shoes or slippers; If you want hand or machine made shoes, in fact, 11 you want unythlni; la the shoe line, that can be found only In first-lass estaulUhinenu at V epular frioea, call at the NKW BKU rittlMT 8IIOK 8TO UK, Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN STREET, (Next Doer te the Posteffloe.J REECE. tVPUt-StudAwU CHAS. A. $3.00. - $3.00. VEKY'UKST 8ATIN t AM, FINK BIMC LIN INOS I The Manufacturers. Rese Bres. & Hartman, UUOVEH1XB. HIGH GRADE COFFEES. Fine old (ievernment Java and Mecha Cetrecs. the best In the market. Our Java Men ded Coiree sjHiuks for Itself : rich and fraKrnnt, lie. per pound. Very nne Plantation Hlo Cotfeos, our beBt only axs. per pound tone very repularat lie we want you tecull and try our iyic. Coffee. The excellent quality of our Coirees and flne Teas is making friends fast and Ann. Our dally soles show a steady Increase, rresh Iteaated eveiy day. A full line of fancy Groceries. 1'leasu give us a trial order. OEO. W1ANT, annae-lvd Na US West Klnjf street. N EW QROOERIEa 14 BAST KING ST. apl-6md FUU MALE UU 11 EXT. 1JK)R HALE. JL.' An An entirely new "Hall TvneWi Iter." with complete sets et type. Including elxht different styles, capitals und small letters, plain, fancy and scroll. Cost price, $10 : will be sold for t&. Address, " K. M. L.." Juneiitfd IsmLUUKMcxn errics. TJIOR KENT. Al She Bhenln rear of Ne. 37 West Chestnut street. used as a clear-box factory, and a shop en Mifflin street, between Seuth (Jueen and l'rince streets, lately used as a carriage factory. Alse a dwelling and store room new occupied by A, A. llubley as a drug store, West King street. Apply at the flS-lfd INTKLLIQKNCKB OFriCK. P? RIVATE SAI.K OF HORSES. I have a let of WESTERN NORMAN HORSES, lrem Indiana aud Illinois, purchased by Given, uu, . .v-. .,9t.iiiiK ui utuvy untiia, lurm horses, and u few nice drivers. I also have a car load of Kentucky und Ohie llorses.geod drivers, which 1 will dUpose of ut private wile. ULUltmt UltOSSMAN. FOR SALE OR KENT A MODERN, convenient three-story 1IUICK DWKLL INO, with basement. Ne. IU Seuth Ouke street. This property contains U rooms, besides a bath room, and li provided with all the modern, Unit class improvements, such as water-closets, sta tionary wasbstand, het and cold water, together with a certain portion et household fixtures, such as blinds, etc Uoed furniture can also be bought. Terms reasonable. Apply upon the premises. Parler a specialty. yl-tfdeeq WALL rAfEH. ART WALL PAPER STORE. Art Wall Paper Stere, NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTEK, PA. Anether large let or GILT l'Al'KUS Just ar rived will be sold cheap. Cull early and leek at them and get prices. Will net keep them long, ler the price will sell them. Window Hbadcs made ready te hang. Plain Shade Cleth all colors. Window Ghades made and hung promptly. Lace Curtains, Poles, Chains, Heeks, etc rNe trouble te show goods. ILFRED sieber, NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANOASTKU, PA. " HONESTY IS TIIK UEST POLICY." Presents iccun deception. The name, In Its buslnecs use. Is u travesty of the act. Perspica cious und far-seeing peeple knew this. Klther in quantity or quality, or through trickery, dupes pay for their delusion. The purchaser mutt and always does pay dearly for the sup- Fiosed gift. (?) Stare this question straight In he face and sce hew farcical It is ; and remem ber that you can buy the same ceffee for l'c. that yen pay sec. for with a package of corn starch, &c which you need only buy as you re quire u A New Stock of the 11EST IIHANDS or TEAS AND COrFEES, Te be Held en Their Merits. QUANTITY ANU QUALITY UUAUANTKED AT Charles MacNay's Choice Family Grocery, Nes. 113 and 117 North Queen Street. All kinds or Imported Cheeses, llnrkee's Salad Dressing. Imported Itelishcs. Ferris A company's new ters: ueuis, ueneiess iiacen and Smoked Ox Tongues. luneS-ltnd w II Y PAY 15 FOR A SET OF TEETH wben you can gei me wa.nn - W. L. rilll Ell'S Uental ltoeins, PI O. IM AS Ol ui uuvu a ,. uv w ajuf iyu Gas administered. TO TRESPASSERS AND sv-rYVPinK JN GONNKIW. All persons are hereby for rTV, mimnui en anv of the lands of tbe Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and Lancaster counties, whether lnclosed orunln erunln orunln elosed, either for the purpose of sheeting or fish ing, as tbe law will be rigidly enfercca against airtrespesstng en said lands of the underslgned alter this notice. WM. COLEMAN rUKKMAM. K. PEUCY ALDJCN. KDWAUD O. FHKKMAM, tAtterney for U. W. Celeman's bain. MUMM&W AT BUKSIC'S. FIREWORKS ! FOR JULY 3 & 5. ALL KIXDS OP FJltKWORKS New Heady. Everybody dare buy and sheet en 3d and 6ih. Other years ad. 4th aud 6th. Stores Supplied at UAllOAIN PillCKS. Alter JULY 5, our store, with ethers In our line, will close at G p. in., during the summer months, Saturdays excepted. BURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. jtqrTelopheno Connection. P. 8. Our store will be open en Monday, July 5, en account of Ftreweiks. OHATOOOUTTINQS, SCRAPS. SIFT 1NUB AND PACKEUS' WASTE, Dry aud Clean, bought for cash. JS-MOUN9, Ne. 273 Pearl Street. New Yerk, lleterence Fred. Bchuttc, Ne. Ui Pearl street, New Yerk. febl7-lyd T EVAN'S FLOUR. . LEVAN'S FLOUR Always Upiferm andReliabl .. e j-. 'j . -1 7", iii r - ,. ' .f.u?" .,'.', A a . B.i zw 6 BEKTTygre''''W
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